Hello, stress will certainly lead to endocrine disorders, not only that, but also the environment and diet will have an impact. Physiological factors: for example, teenagers are prone to endocrine dysfunction due to the imperfect development of endocrine glands in adolescence, such as unbalanced and perfect secretion of sex hormones, which is prone to endocrine disorders such as menstrual disorders and acne.

2, dietary nutrition factors: the endocrine function of the body will also be affected by diet, such as overeating, irregular diet, eating too greasy, etc., will affect the function of the endocrine system, such as picky eaters, anorexia, nutritional imbalance, etc., will also affect the function of endocrine glands, and cause endocrine disorders.

3. Environmental factors: The influence of environmental factors such as air and drinking water will also affect the function of endocrine system. For example, air pollution will affect the function of female endocrine system, which will lead to endocrine disorders, manifested as menstrual disorders.

4. Emotional factors: Women, in particular, are more likely to be affected by emotions, leading to endocrine system dysfunction, which is manifested in the disorder of menstrual cycle and emotional disorders related to menstruation, such as premenstrual irritability and breast pain, which are all caused by endocrine disorders.